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The Board of Pardons last Saturday
committed the sentence of Charles Leh-
man, under sentence of death in Douglas
county. to imprisonment for life.
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E. Reinhart & Co.
winns,uecea january n, 1887 u
NOTICE.


TIE above reward win he paid 10 she suess
and CONFUSION OF any party or parties found
guilty OF stealing, killing, running OF, alter.
ing oranas or iaaxks Of any live stock. belong
log TO any member OF the Nevada Live Stock
A ssoeiakiob. .s
oEoRGE RUSSELL. President.
Gro & Nixus, secretary.
Ainnemucea. April 10, 1884 ~
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The Indians are preparing their dancing
ground on the west side of the Humboldt
for the big tsudango which begins to.
m prov.
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Read what f. C. Robins, 4 Co. say
under the above head in this issue OF the
SILVER STATE, and call add examine
their new stock.
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u NOW al men by these presents, that We,
N RIcHARD RoBINsoN and JsaEs A. ROBINSON
bot residing in the town OF Winnemucea Hum
boldt County, State Of Nevada, associated to
gether as co partners under the 6sm name OF T.
Robinson & Co, Tor the purpose Of carrying an
Barber-Shops and Eath-Houee in s. ID town OF
Ninnemucca.
Witness our hands and seals this !0.h dsy
October, A. d. 1886.
RICHARD ROBlNSOT,
J. A. X BINsOS
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LOghL BNyEIaBGENCE
silver Bullion
SIGNAL shRy.CB RE- GET.

WMERMuCcA STATION,
November /, 1887.
D. conditions Of weather for he "a hours ending
topa 18TH meridian time, or 100 P. NJ, local
s.aae, am comparative stat ment OF air eempefS'
sure lor the last seven days:
AIR TEaPFaATUsE.
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The stated convocation of Humboldt
Chapter No o.. r. A. NJ, will DO held
at their hall Novembsr %, 1887, at 1880
r. M,
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nu.lets NO. so nnnse,ns Ia war.


The question has often been raised
what proportion of balls, exchanged by
hostile armies, Will hit Their mark anu
kill. Difficult as it is to solve it exactly
some approximation may be arrived al
from the number OF balls-estimated at
20, 900, 000-which were fired by the
Germans IN the war of lS707l. The
French Army lost, in dead and wounded,
about l40, coo men. According to this,
only one bali out Of l43 fired hit its man
and assuming that on an average one
man out Of seven hit was actually killed.
is would seem tina. only one rife ball in
S5s proved fatal. Ii it is further consid
cred that the number of men wounded
and killed by the guns Of the artillery
are included 10 the above estimate il may
safely be said that not over one rife bail
IL 1000 fired proved 10 be fasai.-Bosson
Beacon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-01

Miller & Lux shipped twenty car loads
of cattle and one carload OF horses from
Humboldt House to California yesterday,
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DEPARTURES Prom ssYgN-YBA@ AY&EAaE;
Te,opyra. are-since January J, 1857, lexeess(
80 degrees; since octob I, 1887, (exooss,) 81
degreeS.
sAsnfall-since January !, 1877, tdeto encyl %
i,sle,; since October !, 1887, tden' ieneyh III
in0kes.
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Fine suiss OF koyn. toy ylslsou ana fsznih
"a the LAFAyEyTs H0rHL. 81 al .
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SCRATCHED 2S YEARS
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amount OF suffering. My disease (fsoriasit eor-
naenced on my head in spot net larger than a
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al the time, and my suffering was endless, ana
without relief. One thousand dollars would not
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RICHARD RO6lNSON,
j. a. X BlNs0S.


STATE OF NEysDa as
COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT 60
On this 10th day Of October, 10 the year ore
thousand eight hundred and eighty seven, before
me, e. Cheneweth. Notary Public, ia and
for the said County II Humboldt, personally APP
peared, Richa1d Robinson aud James A. Robinson
pers onaly known tn me TO he the same persons
described in and whose names are subscribed te
the within written Instrument and who executed
thesame, and acnowleged me that thcy executed
the same freely and volun ,sriy and for the uses
and purposes therein mentioned.
49,. In witness hereof. have herennto
! set Inv hand and affixed my oficia
SEAL. seal, the day and year in the cert.
hcste fist above written.
f-* G. CHENEWErH.
Notary Public.
Filed October 18th, 1887.
ooa6.4wks A. T. gibson, Clerk.
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Mean Barometer 1888.
Eaxinuno temperature. 10.
Minimum temperature. s2'.
wind-Preg.iling direction, n. E.; maximum
,elosity, II miles an hour.
Ralnfa,l, nsnghk
Minimum temper aturs this morning tsoT. y,
"a.
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DTNPLES black NJ ads, chapped and oily skin
TIN prevented by CuTIouRA INDICATED SOAR.
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ECIAL LOCALS.

> HKyAps, through N. LHyr Co., sells Bucs
eye Mowers, Balm Wagons. and Barb Wire
cheaper than California. send in your ordeRl
70 g. LRxy Co. T..
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15

Efoh SALE-A GOOD FARM OF 60
- acres near Nottingham station, y. a
b. q. a., and 80 miles from Wilmington
frlce 1900. Would take city building lots
ID part pay. For Arr culars ADDRESS ID. j &.
POLLotk Fremont, Chester County,
PennsyiY AHA. ilbets'
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
A Republican seA,cd .

IsDIASAroLIs, Jan. 1.-the only
item OF interest in the Legislature TO.
day was developed in the House, where
two reports in the Meaeber contes led
election were presented. II was deter
mined TO devote three hours 10 debate,
the time 10 be equally divided betwee
the parties.
AT the conclusion Of the debate vote
was taken and the seat awarded to
Dickerson, Re blican, by strict party
vote. Meagher scat WAS vacated on
the ground thst be held the office Of
Justice OF the Peace and was ineligible
under the constitution, This action
gives each party seventy 1--WE votes on
Joint bs lot.
The Republican Senatorial caucus
was held 70 night, aud Senator Harr!-
con was renominated by acclamAiion
Three members Of the House were Iut
present.
In the injunction proceedings OF
Smith against Robertson no further
dilatofy motions were ade. A torney-
General Michener appeared for Robert
son and occupied the forenoon 10 argu
ment. The attorneys for Smith con.
s1med tie afternoon in their Argument,
and had not concluded At the time the
court adjourned. A decision is expect.
ed TO morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15

WASHINGTON. jan Il A new pic
ture was purchased recently By the
Joint Library Comm ittee for the adorn
ment OF the walls OF the Capitol. II
represents the first battle OF the iron
ciads, com moply known as the figh,
between the Monitor aud tho Merrl.
mac.
The price paid was 5000 cash
althoRh the artist, Halsell, ed ten Oh
fifteen thousand Tor u Ithss been hung
in the corridor on the Senate SIDE OF the
space formerly occupied by Peele's Dor.
trait Of Washington.
Like all pictures this one has been
severely criticised from An artistic
staodpOit I, but the incident is a valu
abe historical one and we'll worthy O!
reproduction on CANVASS.
The picture is about Axe feet and most
deliberately mounted and framed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
DEArns.

KURTZ-A KlAmensi, on the 18th instant,
Edna hay, dAlx nter Of Gee q. and Rachel
n. Kurtz, aged 10 months and II days
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited % attend The funeral from tbe resi-
dencs Of her parents en- sunday afternoon.
serv less Ut the house ~ l.30. Intefment 81
Newark. lei
'SEL4lA--On tho 18th Est, Mary Lucretfa.
daughter OF A. y. and U. N. Sell, sed II
months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 10 attend her funeral from the reri
dsnce Of her parents No. 5oi Bennett street
on Sunday afterooon, at as. tSsrviees u
uid Swedes Church, at& O'Clock.
NOLEN. in PhilsdsIphis, on Thursday
Jan. Is b, Wn. ID. Noien, aged ~
Services at his real dence. No. 1878 Nortk
Twenty fourth street, Monday morning 81
half-p at 10 O'Clock. lnterment a. WHINING
ten aad Brand ywine cemetery at 3 S'ciocs
y. N.
NEBEKEE.-pn Friday, Jan. "a, 1851. Arr
| Jare Nehekek.
Funeral rom the residence OF her father
Jshn n nepeker, N rewport. Del, OF
Monday, January IL, at O'Clock p 70
Seivices at 81. James Church, Newport
The relatives and friends OF the family ar
res pcctfully i1yitsd TO attend without fur
| Their notice.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
FOURTH EDITION


The closing session Of ,shs Teachers
lussitute vas held this morr ing In the
Assembly room OF the High School.
DR.. French concluded bis lecture on
Glass Mecagsment," aud Bupt- Bal.
liet hnishsd hia remarks on Culture Of
Feeling. DIR. French gave . very In.
structive illustrated lecture on "sup
plementaxy Work In Advanced Arith.
mesic." which closed the course Of In
struction.
The committee on the death Of Thos
N. Robinson, reported resolutions de-
piortng his death, and extending sym
pashy 10 his family, which were unani
mously adopted.
Resolutions were also adopted re
turning thsuks 70 the railroad com
panies. 70 the instructors, to the hoteli
aud boarding houses, the press and th,
ciussns Of this city for courtesies OF
tended.
President Baird, OF the Board Of E;u
cation, announced that the diction Ary
offered - premium 10 tho competi
tive spolling match had been awarded
70 Mis- Emma johnson, she hsvipf
missed bat three words out OF Fifty
Miss johnson was then called TO th,
platform and handed the prize, To-
which she requested Mr.. Baird to ,e
turn her tharkA After few rtmark
By SsAte Superintendent Williams tn,
Institute adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
ON THURSDAY.
~ 4 II z Ets1IgtA
HE 2orn DAY OF JANUARY. lssY.

Il ~ a - = ih~'bh
THE 2orn DAY OF JANUARY, lssY.
At the hotel late OF Oliver Ii. Parry, de,
! ceased, in Brandywine Hundred, Aforesaid
At II O'Clock NJ, all Of the ettate, right, and
l. interest OF william u. Parry. oliver II
rairy, annie Il Parry, ard Oda y. Parry,
IN and TO all OF the following described
tracts OF land, viz:
| No. /. Win a ~ story stone mansion
spring house, stone Darn, sutficlent % stable
neao OF cattle, ard other buildings thereon
erected, situated on tho eastetly side OF the
concord turnpike, and adjoining lands OF
SS1nh .; Berry Ihomas l. Ialiey. and tract
no: Z, hereinafter de, cribed. containing 10
and los perches OF LAND, more or less
~ no. q. situated on the said SIDE OF the
concord turnpike, and adjoining tract No.
l, Is nds OF chomas l.. Ialiey, and the kaa
mans creek road, containlog "a Acres Of
and, more or less. with kb0ut 10 acres OF
good timber theron, and well watered,
No z. With large story stone hotel
(known as farrys Ho,el). with wide piGzlas
| on all sides thtreon,and abundance Of shade
trees SUI rounditR the same; stone ba.n suf.
ncient TO fta BILE 80 h,ed OF stock; WAGON
| house, milk house, chicken house and .rAl-
merry; also a three story frame doub.e tene-
ment house with other building thereon
erected, well supplied with good water;
situated on the easteriy side Of the Uon.
cord turnpike about mi es from the CT b.
OF wilmington. "a miles from Grauo.ua
station, on the w. \ N. X. H., ami "a lies
from brandyvinc summit, on the r. Il n
q. X. h. sdioining the kasman's Creek
road, lands of James A. l.. Perkins, and
tract Ne. hereinafter described, contaiaiug
Il acres OF land, more or issH, with iine or
chard Of cherries, apples, pears, and other
frutt trees In DeariIg Z, thereon.
NO T. situated On the said side Of IN
Concord lurup Ike and adjoining tract No
2, lands OF SAID James A. Is. Perkins and
Curtis Ialley, containing 20 acres and 10
perches OF land, uaoTe or less, with q good
stream OF water thereon.
No. D. valuable nil properly. with a .
n story frame MsnsiJn house, story ifist
and improved machinery IN complete ordes
thereon, new s.sola. and Ctne. buildings
thereon erected, eituated on tho line OF the
bis u X near C4rfcross station, about 8
miles hom the city Of Wilmington, and
bounded by shclipoi Dreek, tan1s - Gas
laschail, John ALMOND ard others, coutain.
Ing about ~ acres ci land, with plenty Of
ffult trees thereon.
All Of the above tracts Of land are under a
hlgn state ~ cultivation aud convenient u
markets, schools, and places Of pubic ~or.
snip. Terms Of sale made known at day OF
sale by
BENJAMIN NlELDS. TRUSTEE.
AZ the save time and place will be sold all
oi the estat., hight and ioterest of Mary
Parry, Oordeiia M dawes, and Thomas L..
tarry, IL ana ~ all Of tho above mentioned
lands and premises. so tDat the purchaser or
purchasers thereof viii take the same Ia fee
Whatsoever.
MANY PARRY,
cDHDEI.IA N HIVES.
IH0NiA l.. PARRY:
Il w sTiDHAh q son, AuctiCneers.
Id oed.Otw2-
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, Jan. IA AT seven
O'Clock this morning sparks from a pass
ing locomotive set fire 20 a leaking oil
tank that stood near the new bridge owe,
the railroad track in Remove. The fire
soon communicated TO another tank, and
Within an hour both exploded with a ter
rife shock, breaking the glass 10 the win
dows OF the railroad shops and offices, and
In most OF The business houses near the
railroad. The cap OF one of the tanks
was thrown distance of over 100 feet
aud sent crashing through the window.
OF George K. McCrea's store Pieces Of
iron 0 " in all directions, but no person
was injured. The floor OF the new bridge
over the railroad track caught fire, bu,
was exlinguished before any damage had
been done.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
Fatal Accidents

I- hnIl--. IN an engine house OF TIL
delaware ana Hudson c4asi Com
pany's Railroad, near Fairview, Pa.
blew up on Friday morning, fatal,
tniuring Hswley Weed, engineer, and
Perry Parsons, fireman
Al Long Swamp, Berks County, Pa.
on Friday, Alvin Rhorbnck was xii ed
ny an explosion Of frozen dynamic
which be was thswing IN = blacksmith
shop. Tie shop Was blown into fras.
meuts.
While John Coll, aged 20 years, was
hitching and unhitchipg cars az The
foot OF the plane in Packer Cutlery,
near Gilterion, Pa, on Friday, BY
some mesns his head got caught be.
tween two cars, though he was not
killed. Two workmep tried 70 extr!cate
hin,, when another car broke loose at
the top OF the plane and dashed down
the incline. The iescuers spTang back
1ust as the running car struck the
others, smashing them into sp,inters
and killing Coll.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
EDITION.
OoeA.

DOen.
George ID. Cleland has sold his d. w.
ing horse Pumpkin Seed 10 Mr.. Fox OF
Baltimore.
Karl specht has been appointed =
special revenue agent OF the treasury
department secret service
The schooner Norman has been taken
from the wharf OF the Harlan & Hol-
ltngsworth Company to Pussy Po!n, 10
1inish unloading.
The steamer City Of Lau1epss has
been placed In the dry DE- hf1Ae Har.
Ian b Hollingswofth Cod and will
undergo extensive repairs.
J. @. Wigglesworth has purchased
from A. ID. Poole his properly, 2v6 JEFF
ferson street, and will remove there u q
coming spring.
AcCAbe 10 In town spending . few days
with his relative, Rev. W. l. 8. Muir.
ray, Of St. Paul's NJ. z. Church.
Four hundred carp have been received
by Fish Commissioner Moore from the
governments hatchery, which he has
distributed an eng half dozen differ
ent PARTIES.
Exclusively for the ladies, privaie
room over BELTS fnarmncy, DIN and
Market All the popular remedies AID
app lisnces. Lady attendant. Private
ent rance, No. West 9th street.
The n'ueteenth anniversary of Wash.
ng n Lot 20, No l Knights Of Pythlss,
SaoeN~ g. A.
Sm IA Building last Thursday evening
with a literary and musical entertain.
ment and q supper.
There is complaint OF scarcity Of
coal In this city, which IL attributed
10 lack uf transportation, caused by tn,
want Of sufficient rolling STOCK on III,
railroads. There is, however, no In
mediate danger OF . famine.
When you have . cough, or cold, OF
sore throat, OF the child has Group, use
DIR. simms' White Pulmonic Balsam
Sure TO cure. No failure attends it.
90 c's. and 81. Depot Fourth and King
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
Tho Wild Animal.

II seems that the wild animal that
has been proving through the woods In
the upper part OF Mill Greek Hundred
for some time back has been pay ing 8
visit 10 tho southern section As DR.
Peters OF Christiana vas returning
home few es Jennings ago he encoun tered
something on the road W hich brighten ed
his horse very badly, and he nArrowly
escaped a runaway adventure. Ii /,
also reported that Eve or six Young pig.
belonging to Mr.. Tsylor have been car
ried of. 1t Is singular indeed that the
animal cannot be run down and killed
II the young men OF the nei1hborhood
had any great amount OF daring they
would certainly make short work with
the creature. The report that Mr.. Pyle
OF Kenuett Square had been CHASED BY
10 seems TO be unfouuded.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
FIFTH EDITH


CHICAGO, Jan. i4.-An I''''
hsann to-day on The ho,aq
Hsidelmysr.a stepdausbis. ;, 4
kfuR. whom Il vas belIsrsl
bad poisoned In order 70 an. J,a VI
insurance held By decss.'.,'A
been shown that three Viz.
70 whom he hsd been ma,.a
the space OF too years. h,a
somevhat mystsriou,Is a aS |,
had life insurarcs polict.." Jug
made payable 70 Krrs. 'as
The county physicIss sa,d F,
fected no traces OF mintr.i as'
poison. Ida Sheen stein ~, " y
hSe OF the dead girl, ana 49,. :, .
during hsr illness, TESTIFIED ~
gone TO the drug store for u ,a
scrieed By the doctor. liza
bright liquid. and after sbs = !
the house with IL Krus toot !, y y
Kitchen 10 see what wss m y
and when he gave It bach :. =
stead OF beins bright and e, =
cloudy. Other testimony NJ
tending to throw suspicion ~
was given by relatives Of ~ ~
wives. " W
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
Why He Wears That Little Curl

An Aubnrn lady tell this about Ros
coe Conkling; zone day when Ro.coe
Was visiting my fathers family the
horse and sulky were brought up TO the
door and my father was just getting
resoy to start out Tor ride among his
patients.
Young Roscoe thought he would get
some life out of the Old horse, took a
pin and stuck II in his haanches, when
the usually staid animal suddenly gave
q kick and HIT Roscoe a severe blow
on his foIehed, cutting a sash that to
this day leaves a tc3r On the brow.
Ard th s is Why the eI- Senator per
m!ts little curl 10 crop over it.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
N eaveuiv reer,,,.

hold gospel meetings in Their 4,
Thirteenth and French strs., /,
evening ut I 80, except Mata,, /,
ings. Holiness meeting ever h,
afternoon at o'clock. "Bs ,. /,
fore ready afro; for the S33 a,
cometh nj an hoLr WHEN " ,btt,,
Luke HI. 40. Sunday. prA,s, !,
ioR, 8 ~; preaching, 10 81 d
day ,ohool 2 p. M, low. 'ear
W. Ruth. pastor; rtsijerss z 1
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
A Labor Riot at Aorwe,

LONDON, Jau. IA large III
OF unemployed working men Il
meetiog 1t Norwich 10 day, al
listening TO the speeches OF Nv 81
lists, commenced an attack Gu =
The police dispersed the mob 4
they could do any damage furili'
the breaking OF "A mum Der Of WIN
The two ialists we're strtg.ed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15

AT q meeting OF the Phis.aI
Lager Beer Brewers Associate.
Friday, 1t was reported tia, ns4,l
the breweries were running f4.l Aln
and were experiencing iate q "
convenience In const queuct G,
strike. There will be a roc a'si,
nett Monday afternoon btsses !
mitte's representing tie biessi
7trikers. with n view OF stli Iis Il
sling differences.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
A sexero f,nntr.t

CAROLS Casino was efur!a ,
evening 10 witness n 4.roned az
besveen O. White of Prov !rte. 4
and ChAs. McCarty Of rl!s.s,..
Alter four warn y C 7nits,e. r.s.s!
contest was decided IA favor 4 h
Oatty. hcCArty was seooudei b, N
FerR uson Of Philadelphia and " d
Joe Hanley Of this city. !,ok Am
was choSn referee AID Wa C,r1
iimekeeper.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
Morning and evening hot gil
Legg't, 22i King street.
Worms In Children

Why allow the little ono 10 .nts
pine away when 1t can BE- re..thii
package Of tbs GalvAnlc Etn.
Every form OF psrsaite ahecu,I
stomach or bowels srs speedily re-
by those potent worm d,stroyi5g y
rhsy never fail. Try them. Cll
ike them. Price rs cents, or =.
mail post paid. Csntvell's P-aia
). Z. corner Eixh b and Spruce q
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
The struggle inIreiand.

DUBLIN, Jan. l+.-Bailihs continued
the Work Of eyieting tenants on the WiLu
estate In Kerry yesterday, burning the
houses as fast as the occupants were ejec
ted. The dispossessed tenants belong tC
The poorest class and are IL great distress
Messrs O'Connor, Tanner aud Condor,
members Of Parliament, attended a meet
ing OF tenants il Mitchelstoxn to discuss
with the tenants.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-15
Mr.. Conki,ng wan Not be u senator.

Dwight Townsend, of New York, ex
Congressman, who is Just from New
York, ted q Chicago Tribune reporter
that he had conferred with Rosco,
Conkling just before be left. The al.
Tempt 10 get the Republican and Demo.
cratic members OF the New York Leg
islature 10 vote for Conkling for United
states Senatar would not work, he
said Mr.. ConkliDe did not want To &c
to the Senate He would not accept the
nomin atlon nor sci We II elected.